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Showing: Theory (all days)

Wed 24 March
8:30
10:45
14:15
16:30

Thu 25 March
8:30
10:45
14:15
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Fri 26 March
8:30
10:45
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16.30

Sat 27 March
8:30
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Wednesday 24 March 2004 8:30

L-1 POL01 The History of Political Theory and Political Science
Room L

Networks: , Theory	Chair: Georgi Verbeeck
Organizers: -	Discussant: Georgi Verbeeck

Mustafa Cenap Aydin : Between Continental and Anglo-Saxon: Transition of Political Science in Turkey
Kennan Ferguson : James and Bergson: Antifoundationalism in Political Philosophy
Beate Fietze : The Progressive Movement as Historical Generation. On Social Mechanisms of Cultural Change and Reconstruction of Societal Cohesion
Brian Keaney : Hans Morgenthau and the evolution of Realism

Wednesday 24 March 2004 10:45

W-2 THE02 Realism, Anti-Realism, Irrealism
Room A2

Network: Theory	Chair: Chris Lorenz
Organizers: -	Discussant: Alun Munslow

Wulf Kansteiner : Vicarious Suffering in Theory and Practice: The Rise of the Holocaust Trauma Metaphor in Philosophy, Literary Criticism, and Psychotherapy
Paul Roth : Changing the Past
Karsten Stueber : Classics in History and the Question of Historical Antirealism

Wednesday 24 March 2004 16:30

W-4 THE07 Unity and Diversity in the writing of history
Room A2

Network: Theory	Chair: Wulf Kansteiner
Organizers: -	Discussant: Wulf Kansteiner

Sirkka Ahonen : The moral shaping of collective memory
Georg Christoph Berger Waldenegg : National Mentalities and Historians
Gulie Neeman-Arad : Bystanders to Genocide. A methodological and Historiographical Challenge.
Hendrik Paul : Against Reductionism in Philosophy of History: Hypotheses on Unity and Diversity in the Writing of History

Thursday 25 March 2004 8:30

Y-5 THE01 The Comparative Method
Y

Networks: Theory ,	Chair: Elisabeth Elgán
Organizers: -	Discussant: Elisabeth Elgán

Katarina Friberg : Comparability and national historiography: Co-operators' social and economic expectations in 19th and 20th century Malmö and Newcastle
Natasha Vall : Local similarities in Anglo-Swedish differences: comparing Malmö and Newcastle since 1945

Friday 26 March 2004 10:45

Y-10 THE09 Representations of the past
Y

Network: Theory	Chair: Guy Marchal
Organizers: -	Discussant: Chris Lorenz

Stefan Berger : Representations of the Past: The Writing of National Histories in Europe: introducing a new European Science Foundation Programme in Humanities
Christoph Conrad : National Historiography as an International Object: Comparison, Cultural Transfers, Entangled History
Linas Eriksonas : Comparative History Writing in Eastern Europe: Project in Progress

Friday 26 March 2004 16.30

U-12 THE04 The Politics of History
Room Cie1

Network: Theory	Chair: Allan Smith
Organizers: -	Discussant: Allan Smith

Oliver Daddow : 'No Philosophy Please, We're Historians'
Patrick Finney : 'Who Speaks for History?'
Charles T. Johnson : Herodotus Who and 'Annales' What?: Historiography and the History Student
Alun Munslow : Getting on with History

Saturday 27 March 2004 8:30

A-13 THE05 The Role of Historical Conceptions in Politics
Room A

Network: Theory	Chair: Stefan Berger
Organizers: -	Discussant: Kevin Morgan

James Cronin : New Labour and its Pasts
Waldemar Czajkowski : Fascism, Communism, Totalitarianism, and - Modernity

Saturday 27 March 2004 14:15

R-15 THE06 Methodological issues in social science history
Room S

Network: Theory	Chair: Gary Roth
Organizers: -	Discussant: Gary Roth

Gidon Cohen, Kevin Morgan & Andrew Flinn : Towards a Mixed Method Social History: combining qualitative and quantiative methods in the study of collective biography
Paul Kerry : An Investigation of Possible Influences on national Socialist Party Membership Using Multivariate Statistics
Philipp Mueller : Explanation or Fiction? Reflections on the Concept of Narrative in Historical Writing
Matti Peltonen : Lebensmethodik and Dispositifs. A Comparison of Weber's and Foucault's Central Concept